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How do you add an icon and export a program?
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How do you add an icon to a program then export said program for other users? In Xcode 2.0
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Create your icon using Icon Composer (from a jpg, etc). Icon Composer will provide a .icns file for you to import into your project (Project Menu -> Add To Project, or drag and drop). In XCode expand Targets, double click the desired target, Under Info.plist Entries select Simple View, under Application Icon enter the name of the imported icns file.
One you build your app you can simply grab the app file out of the project's build directory. As far as an installer, etc. that's another topic.
Hope this brief reply proves helpful.
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MacBook 2.0 160/2GB/SuperDrive
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Thank you very much, this should help alot!
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Note that you'll have to set it to deployment mode if you want your app to actually run on other people's computers. Check the "Build Results" menu item, it's not hard to find from there.
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Good point, I was too hasty in my reply.
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